OSPF uses a new type of LSA (link state advertisement), the Type 10 Opaque LSA
for carrying traffic-engineering information. The Opaque LSAs (Type 9, Type 10, and
Type 11) are defined in RFC 2370. This RFC describes the flooding behavior of these
LSAs but does not define how they are to be used. The Type 10 LSA is the area local
opaque LSA that is flooded within a single area (Figure 14.9). RFC 3630 describes the
traffic-engineering extensions for OSPF and uses Type 10 LSAs to flood the trafficengineering
information. If there are non-TE-capable routers in an area, they must
flood the TE LSAs that they receive.
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